Summer Brain Quest: Between Grades 2 & 3 Paperback – Sticker Book, April 18, 2017

I like getting the Summer Brain Quest workbooks for my kids for learning for summer break. It’s a great mix of topics. The explanations are easy to follow for kids, and the stickers help give them the encouragement to keep advancing through the workbook.

My grandkids love these brain quest books. fun for the car

Loving this workbook so far! It's very engaging and my daughter finds a sense of accomplishment with being able to place the stickers on the map. Great quality and well worth the money!

I wanted to share with you a book that has been a hit in my household this summer! I recently got this summer book for my daughter who is entering 3rd grade, and it has truly sparked excitement for learning during the summer break.Despite initial reservations about keeping up with school work during the summer, this book has made learning fun and engaging for my daughter. She now eagerly looks forward to her summer school time, thanks to the interactive content of the book.One of the highlights of the book is a sticker map that helps track progress, making the learning experience enjoyable and rewarding for kids. It's amazing how such simple elements can make a big difference!I highly recommend this book for parents looking to make learning engaging and enjoyable for their children during the summer break.

Daughter going into 3rd grade. Challenged her a little bit. However that’s what I was looking for. It is summer and want them to enjoy that as well. It keeps things fresh in their minds for the upcoming school year.

These summer work books are great. It's truly set up for dopamine release. There are sticker rewards for everything. You get one for completing a page, one for outdoor quests, one for completing bonus questions, and a big one when you finish each level. The set up reminds me of video games with levels and achievements(bonuses).My son has ASD and hyperactivity so getting him to focus on things can be a challenge but I can't get him to stop working on his summer book. I even had to convince him to put it away the other day to play minecraft with me.

I was looking for something to keep my sons brain active during the summer for a little while each day, while also being somewhat fun. What I didn’t realize is how much he was actually going to enjoy this book. I thought I was going to have to argue with him every day to sit down and do some work, but he literally cannot put this book down, he LOVES it. Today he even brought it to camp. So if you’re on the fence about getting this book, just get it. You won’t be disappointed.

My son is required to do at least 1 activity from the book per week day, and he usually wants to keep going. The activities are fun, and he loves the stickers and map to track his progress. I find the work to be on grade level, and just enough of a challenge to keep his brain sharp over the summer without being too hard. No more summer slide!